Important Note: RMD002 support is added to the November 2024 release of Home Assistant. This blueprint will not work with earlier versions.
This blueprint enables complete automation of a Philips Hue Tap Dial/Switch (RMD002) control. This includes support for rotation events as well as long press and single, double, triple, and quadruple presses of all buttons.
I’ve made another blueprint which is pre-configured for control of a “Media Player” device such as Sonos, Roon, and others. That blueprint can be found here: ZHA - Philips Hue Tap Switch Media Controls (RDM002)
How To:
Install the blueprint
Select your RDM002 controller
Follow the detailed description in the blueprint to customize all actions
This blueprint support velocity-sensitive control of the dial which means that you can provide different actions depending on how quickly the dial is rotated. Complete instructions are provided within the blueprint.
This illustrates the blueprint’s support for rotation controls. The first section is used to tweak how “small”, “medium”, and “large” rotations are determined. Below that are the automations you want to occur for each direction and size of rotation. Logbook support is available to help debug and tweak how this works for your individual setup.
This illustrates the blueprint’s support for all of the various types of button events for a specific button. The customizations exist for buttons 1, 2, 3, and 4.
Hi! Thanks for this BP this is exactly what I was looking for a while now. Slight notice, somehow the double and multiple press doesn’t work. If I check it in the traces, it shows me that it somehow completely passes the code lines on the side and comes nothing out. Press or hold works as intended.
Loving this blueprint! It is working beautifully in the kitchen to control the music.
Question for you… Is there any way to have it control the volume of a group of speakers? I currently have this configured to control the Sonos speaker in my Kitchen. But we fairly regularly group the Living Room, Office, and/or Living Room (also all Sonos). It could be any permutation of those four zones, so unfortunately, I can’t set it up to always be the the same 2 or 3 combined as it regularly changes. As it stands right now, it will just control the Kitchen when they are grouped.